The Online special developed by

Keith Mckenzie with Plus Value Awareness

Encourage Inclusive dancing regardless of ability or difficulties

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Available all year round and supports dancing events every April
Including Autism Dance Day and International Dance Day


This online special will present a number of specialised projects and development which is aimed to change attitudes towards Autism, ADHD, Dyslexia, Dyspraxia and Social Anxiety when dancing. Also to encourage more people with hidden differences to dance regardless of background, abilities and difficulties.


Available all year round, this online feature was originally created to support Autism Dance Day and International Dance Day. This is also developed with the Project Director's website and social media.

On this website

Until March 2026

Unify Dancing not divide


The themed dancing related themed awareness special to remind not to use differences of abilities to divide or exclude at dancing envionments

For Autism Dance Day & International Dance Day & beyond

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Inclusive to dance

The inclusive information project for passionate dancing and music environments

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Inclusive Dancing Suggestions

A family of documents for latin-related envionments

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Inclusive Pledges

Encourgement summary availaible to download

Explore

Also

Identification information

For dancers with hidden differences

Find out more

On the project director's website

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New


Blog: Everyone in dancing must break the dividing environment

Insight of how we must remove the dancing barriers with some examples of the project director's experences and perspective.

Read the article

New


Blog: My dancing barriers and obstacles at conventions

The project director some examples of dancing barriers through his experences and perspective.

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Blog: Ableism in Dancing

Challenges and prejudices from the Project Director's Prespective

Read the article

On WordPress (insight blog)

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Blog: Open Mind, Patience and Encourgement

A summary of positive encourgament

Read on WordPress

On Social Media

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Special Dancing Video

Featuring the Project Director in 2023

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"Be Bold, Be Birmingham" video campaign

Featuring an interview with the Project Director on Birmingham's legacy since the Commonwealth Games

via Birmingham City Council's YouTube channel

Watch on YouTube

Additional features to discover


Dancing Direction

The online feature on the dancing related projects and developments by the Project Director

Find out more by visiting the Project Director's website

Explore


Celebration Special

The project director special involvement of a celebration surprise

Find out more by visiting the Project Director's website

Explore

Information

Find out details and the history of the Embrace Dancing feature

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Supporting dancing related awareness events in April

Find out more about the dancing related awareness events in April

Find out more

Emabace Dancing is an online special feature available all year round
Supporting
Autism Dance Day
International Dance Day

Developed with


Please Note

An identical version of this online feature is available via the the project Director's website

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The description “Hidden Differences” are used for this initiative which covers independent, intelligent and articulate adults and young people who live with specific difficulties which as hidden and would not be visually obviously at first impression. The examples including memory, on the spot thinking ability, communication, reading, writing & calculation. These example above mainly relates certain people with Autism (at mild level), ADHD, Social Anxiety, Dyspraxia and Dyslexia. This initiative also features Social Anxiety.